Rob Pincus demonstrates how to use a Figure-8 drill to practice shooting in a 360-degree environment without leaving a square range with a safe designated shooting area. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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wonder if the figure 8 could be done with multiple targets at various side arm distances and multiple barrels (space permitting… Like outdoors) for more variation.
Thank you, great drill